Topic: Does Binance.us allow you to P2P in other countries? (Read 77 times)
Keep in mind that KYC is mandatory for both binance.com and binance.us, I doubt you'd be able to trade if you're from one of the prohibited countries/states. Using VPN won't help as well bc it only changes your IP and not the citizenship on your papers.
Why not use other exchanges like Kucoin exchange based on their terms they do allow you to trade without KYC verification.
So you can also able to trade on their P2P exchange.
The only problem is that they only have a few listed sellers on their P2P unlike Binance on their .com domain but still worth as your other option to trade P2P.
So you can also able to trade on their P2P exchange.
The only problem is that they only have a few listed sellers on their P2P unlike Binance on their .com domain but still worth as your other option to trade P2P.
Binance.us is a version of Binance that is intended for the US only due to the heavy regulation. You can use Binance only outside the US.
The exchange that has a p2p feature is on a Binance version only not on the Binance.us version.
VPN might good option but it should be used upon creation if you start using a VPN but upon your current situation, it will change the IP address that was recently used which might put your account at high risk.
See this for the big list of p2p exchange platforms including p2p.
[BIG LIST] Buy/Sell Crypto (OTC, P2P, DEXs, CEXs, NO-KYC, ATMs, etc.)
The exchange that has a p2p feature is on a Binance version only not on the Binance.us version.
VPN might good option but it should be used upon creation if you start using a VPN but upon your current situation, it will change the IP address that was recently used which might put your account at high risk.
See this for the big list of p2p exchange platforms including p2p.
[BIG LIST] Buy/Sell Crypto (OTC, P2P, DEXs, CEXs, NO-KYC, ATMs, etc.)
The moment you cross United States border Binance will notice your IP address changed, and they could lock your account and consider it hacked, sold or stolen, especially if you use it in some exotic countries far away from US.
You could use vpn to mitigate this, but that could create even bigger problem for you, so I would suggest using P2P websites that don't have any mandatory kyc, like LocalCryptos, HodlHodl, AgoraDesk, etc.
You could use vpn to mitigate this, but that could create even bigger problem for you, so I would suggest using P2P websites that don't have any mandatory kyc, like LocalCryptos, HodlHodl, AgoraDesk, etc.
Why would you opt for Binance.us which is specifically for the US Citizens, yet we have many platforms that are friendly to other Countries?
I can confirm that there is no p2p option for Binance.us
If you are seeing any good arbitraging opportunity in Binance.us, it's probably because of the lack of bridge between Binance.us and other exchanges in terms of fiat.
I can confirm that there is no p2p option for Binance.us
If you are seeing any good arbitraging opportunity in Binance.us, it's probably because of the lack of bridge between Binance.us and other exchanges in terms of fiat.
I looked all over and don't even see P2P on binance.us. Makes sense since the US is the only country with such heavy P2P regulation.
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